... plumpers either for Mr. Grattan or Mr. Howard, consider as friends, though I cannot rate their friendship as high as those who vote for Grattan and Howard ; these consider as our greatest friends— next, rate those who plump for Grattan, and those who plump ...

... beans, the property of John Cole, at Normanton. Thomas Tyers, aged ID, was charged with having set fire, on the of October last, an out-house at Plumtree, the properly of the Rev. John Burnside, with intent to injure the said John Burnside. Verdict —Xot ...

... 11, at the Kins's Arms Inn, Leominster. Sol Mr Smith, Chancery lane. JOHN BATES, South Crosland, Yorkshire, clothier, Jan 8 and Feb 1 at 1, at the George Hotel, Huddersfield. Sols Messrs Rickards and Walker, Lincoln's Inn fields. JOHN & ROBERT TRUTTER ...

... voting for Members of Parliament. Mr. Stanley opposed the motion, wbleh was supported by Mr. Leader, Sir John Uukke, Mr. H. Grattan, and Sir John Newport. rhe CHANCELLOR, the EXCHEQUER opposed the motion. It had not been shewn that any great practical ...

... Trotter; Oak, W heldctn: Neva, Ritchie, London—Gales, Keld, Cardigan—Oswald, Andrew's; Fortitude, Mason, Lynn—Hebe. Dodd; David, Gilbert, Dundee Marys, ; Peace, Stevenson, Clyde—Patriot, Anderson; John Frederick, Guest: Mariner, Collie; Catherine and Ann, Watson ...

... Walter 1 Brecon.. Colonel Wood 1 Bucks Lord J. Smith George Dash wood 1 Cambridge Captain Yorke 1 R. Townlev J. W. Childers. 1 Cardigan Colonel Powell 1 Carmarthen Rice Trev or 1 E. H. Adams 1 Carnarvon T. A. Smith 1 Cheshire, North East W. T. E'-erton 1 • ...

... place. Thomas Sowerby, Blandford street, Manchester square, upholsterer, July and August 3, at 11. Sol Nethersole, New inn, John Wilde, St Albans, Hertfordshire, maltster, d c, July .'1 at 1, and Aug 3at 11. Sols Messrs Alexander & Co, Carey street; and ...

... asked any more yeomen were be appointed, and why arms had been delivered after order the contrary by government ?—A/r. Stanley said vacancies would filled but no new appointments made, and that no arms had been issued but those previously in possession ...

... W. Benbow, W. Tilnian, G. H. Smith,. W. Butterworth, John Hart, Win. Wllsdn, W. Slmpson, James Hobson, Isaac Wood, VBeijahitn Fltton, James Mellor,'Williarn gbhtond Joseph Booth, Joshua Stowell, John Durham, Timothy Higgins, Thomas Bird, B. Walker, JaS ...

... Holtzeurdorl2 Byrne, Liverpool, sail maker, Clarendon Roomns, Liverpool. 28.-John Jackson, White- haven, Cumberland, mercer and draper, Black Lion 1nn, NVtlitehaven. 30.-John Wrilht, late of Liverpool, silk mer- cer and draper, Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool ...

... they love them—who would reform to save, not to destroy. By Whig we mean thoroughgoing party men, such as Lord John Russell, Sir John Campbell, and Mr. Edwd. Ellice, who will go along with their p arty, in opposition to the Ministry, for party purposes ...

... , Thomas Cargill. Joseph Arundale, Mrs. Parker (Scots House), one guinea each, and the Misses Clayton, 10*.; Messrs. John Hall, John Akenhead, and James Finlay, 10r. 6d. each; Messrs. Bargate, A. Fairbairn, and Anonymous, 5«. each; also donations per ...